This is an easy error to get when you aren’t paying attention. What happened is you included com.google.gwt.http.client.URL on the server-side to try and decode an encoded URL. What you want to use is java.net.URLDecoder. Also related, the string is by default encoded UTF-8, so decode like this: String s = URLDecoder.decode(string, “UTF-8″);
Maybe someone else will find this instead of having to search for it.
No. At least not at the time of this post. I think there are a few projects around on Sourceforge or Google Code. I’d suggest using DateTimeFormat in the com.google.gwt.i18n.client package.
It took me a little Googling to figure this out, so maybe this post will help someone in the future.
In honor of Chuck Norris turning 70 (70! can you believe it?!), I give you 25 Chuck Norris “Programmer” Jokes.
P.S. Did you know Chuck Norris’s real name is Carlos Ray Norris? Yeah, me too.
File this under “Oh this is neat, though I don’t use OmniGraffle, but if I did, then I’d probably use this Ext JS Stencil.”
Via: The Ext JS Tumblr
I’ll admit that I’ve never fully understood easing. I’ve known that it’s used as part of animating things in Javascript. At least that’s my association with it. I’ve also known that there are different types of easing, but never really knew what they were.
This visual easing list is exactly what I needed. You can clearly see the differences between each type of easing. It’s just that simple.
Via: I dunno, someone, somewhere.